JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — ON TV: Action News Jax First Alert Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh will have the latest on expected impacts for Northeast Florida on FOX30, CBS47:
Thursday evening stays dry and hot before the sun goes down, with overnight temperatures in the mid-70's. Expect a warm and muggy one out at TIAA Bank Field for the Jags' last preseason game!
TRENDING:
Onshore winds pick up Friday, meaning a few showers and isolated storms will pop up. The best opportunity for rain tomorrow will start along the coast in the morning and shift inland and south of I-10 by the afternoon. Bands of rain pick up on Saturday and Sunday ahead of Dorian.
- Live updates: Hurricane Dorian continues to strengthen
- Water: Jacksonville shoppers find empty water shelves as they prepare for Dorian
- Evacuation: Mayor Curry: 'Still a day or two from making evacuation decisions'
- Supply Kit: What supplies you need ahead of Dorian landfall
- Sandbag locations: Here's where you can get sandbags ahead of Dorian
- Price Gouging Info: Florida attorney general encourages residents to report price gouging, use new app ahead of storm
Hurricane Dorian is currently north of Puerto Rico and will continue moving to the northwest. This storm will likely strengthen today and through the weekend in the waters of the Southwest Atlantic as it moves east of the Bahamas. Dorian is forecast to potentially target the Central Florida coast Sunday evening or early Monday morning as a major hurricane.
Live updates: Hurricane Dorian continues to strengthen
Tropical Depression Erin will gradually move north parallel to the U.S. east coast in the Western Atlantic today. No local impacts are expected.
See Talking the Tropics with Mike for information regarding specific threats to the local area. You should always stay up-to-date with the forecast and be prepared during hurricane season.